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Classical Concerts atSt. Matthäus-Kirche
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Upcoming Concerts
Concerts at St. Matthäus-Kirche in season 2024/25 or later
January 29, 2025
January 30, 2025
Klangwelten
The nearly 40-member chamber choir presents their current a-cappella program with works from Michael J. Trotta to Knut Nystedt and from Wilhelm Berger to Jakko Mäntijärvi. The singers are students of the Technical University and the Free University and rehearse during the semester for concerts, competitions and travels.
January 31, 2025
Klangwelten
The nearly 40-member chamber choir presents their current a-cappella program with works from Michael J. Trotta to Knut Nystedt and from Wilhelm Berger to Jakko Mäntijärvi. The singers are students of the Technical University and the Free University and rehearse during the semester for concerts, competitions and travels.
February 15, 2025
Late Night “Cantando hacia el Sur”
In his music, Lucas Dorado explores the sounds and rhythms of the musical and natural landscapes of Latin America. His compositions tell of the animals, flowers and trees of South America – of their lush diversity and magnificent beauty, and also of the threat to their dwindling habitat, which is a place of melancholic longing. The ensemble interweaves diverse rhythmic structures with jazz harmonies. Vibraphone and cello meet vocals – with Latin American percussion.How to find us, address and more
February 23, 2025
hORA church service “Paradise lost”
Church service as part of the Biennale 2025
hORA church service “Paradise lost”
Church service as part of the Biennale 2025
Film screening: “Geographies of Solitude”
For decades, ecologist Zoe Lucas has been researching the flora and fauna on Sable Island, a remote island off the east coast of Canada, and documenting an ecosystem largely unaffected by human influence. Experimental filmmaker Jacquelyn Mills accompanies her, capturing her meticulous work on 16 mm film and immersing herself in the deep structures and beauty of life by editing and distorting the material. Nature appears as an overwhelming place of stillness and perpetual growth and decay, with large quantities of plastic waste highlighting the threat to this world.
Film screening: “Geographies of Solitude”
For decades, ecologist Zoe Lucas has been researching the flora and fauna on Sable Island, a remote island off the east coast of Canada, and documenting an ecosystem largely unaffected by human influence. Experimental filmmaker Jacquelyn Mills accompanies her, capturing her meticulous work on 16 mm film and immersing herself in the deep structures and beauty of life by editing and distorting the material. Nature appears as an overwhelming place of stillness and perpetual growth and decay, with large quantities of plastic waste highlighting the threat to this world.
March 15, 2025
Sei Solo
Concert featuring Emilia Viktoria Lomakova on cello and vocals. A musical journey through Bach's Suites Nos. 1 and 2, Ukrainian folk songs, flamenco, and the prayer "Wer nun den lieben Gott lässt walten".